Kamen Rider: Infinite Summons, Starting With the Goddess of Creation

Dear author, your protagonist is supposed to be disgusted by the behavior of the Fox God, the Ox Saint, and others, as well as the Desire Grand Prix's ruthless manipulation of human lives. However, the protagonist only summons characters to beat up the Fox God and others without directly overthrowing the Desire Grand Prix. What's the point of that? It's just another example of something that's both... And... Of course, if you're just padding the word count, then disregard what I said.

The protagonist is purely a tool, with no real presence; he's simply a means to summon the knight.

It would be best to introduce them in the summoning of legendary knights, otherwise those idiots like Extreme Fox will never know how outrageous they are.

You really know how to pad the main character's appearance. The first picture was just a brief appearance, then three more were filled with filler, and five more were filled with nonsense before the main character finally made their appearance.

I really don't know what was going through Gekko's mindset when they made this. Even if Gochad is terrible, it's still a Kamen Rider.

I suspect it will follow a predictable formula until the finale, with summoning and various surprises constantly being introduced.

I've never understood why no one killed the protagonist before he transformed. They were too kind; the protagonist even attacked them. The protagonist is truly a scoundrel.

**It's a classic formula, the whole book**

This knight uses a new way of padding his description: summoning someone and then transforming is just adding more unnecessary text. Why not just summon someone with consciousness directly?

Why isn't the angry one attacking people from the future? Why is it attacking people from the past?